Shenandoah - Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911 by Bronson Howard
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away. Shall I go for him, sir?
MAJOR. Say to him, please, that Colonel Robert Ellingham, of the Tenth Virginia, sends his respects and sympathy. He instructed me to bring this young officer to this point, in exchange for himself, as agreed upon between them last evening. [_Exit_ MADELINE. JENNY. Is he unconscious or sleeping, sir? MAJOR. Hovering between life and death. I thought he would bear the removal better. He is waking. Here, my lad! [_Placing his canteen to the lips of_ FRANK, _who moves, reviving._] We have reached the end of our journey. FRANK. My father! MAJOR. He is thinking of his home. [FRANK _rises on one arm, assisted by the_ SURGEON. FRANK. I have obeyed General Haverill's orders, and I have a report to make. GERTRUDE. We have already sent for him. [_Stepping to him._] He will be here in a moment. FRANK. [_Looking into her face, brightly._] Is not this--Miss--Gertrude Ellingham? GERTRUDE. You know me? You have seen me before? |
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